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W 4. SANDERS, ditor.
Thursday, October. 81st 1889.
:rue RACE QUESTION
ESTION
Protest, lend and deep; continue to
come from tat=fire quarters AS the result
ett the treatment to which the race is
Icing sr:;r jeeted in the Southern States.
The subject was d seissed in the pub.
Its of the churches of coloured people
iinWashington,Chicago and other cities,
au .Sunday last. One reverend gentle,
man, in a, Baptist Chinch in 1Vashing-
toss; larged the olprx•ssetl people to en,
deavi,:i,ur to secure lauds and homes,and
to detain ahem, if necessary,with the
Winchester rifle, and another coloured
blister, on the sante day, said there is
lase iln.eppeanlin ; to eoTigress for re-:
ste as two thirds of the members
were sinners and the other third were
truur•nrds." This race is growing in
importance, and threatens to become ar
Teey serious problem with ourneigh-.
bots. -a pr'oblom which in the nears fu.
are will demand perhaps as much at
ion/acorn as Secretary Blaine's "vigorous
%nein Policy"sebeme, about which wo
;li#:1r so much from his political mintix
crs in L'nitedStates newspaper,
RS.
atalianrs feel interested in t
li pzrrts of the Empire,
of a ,few facts cull
cal figures recently published
.uglauii re garalneg the situation in
the Australasian colonies, with which
lkooT.esaire ontert'lined of alt expulsion
Ql
Canadian trade. It appears from the
statement before us that the total in
crease in the population of the colonies
during the year 18.8S was 126,000, Vic-
toria standing at the top of the list with
a population of 1,000,559. New South
Wales, which in 1ti8'7 was ahead by a
few thausandS. comes next with 1,085,.
Tit The iilere,ise in Victoria is part -
ay attributedto the filet that when
The computation was made the Inter.
oatioual Exhibition was i;n full swing
In South Austr,►Ra; New Zealand and
We ,urn Australia the population
188S wiapmetiellly stationary,. Ou
aside' Victory and New South Wales the
year proved one of disappointment and
depression :ts a whole, so far as trade
was concerned, but some ilnprovement
3iaaln since reported. Tho united
colonies increased their debt during
15238 by £ J,4(:'C,0uO sterling. On the
31st U: celnberthe it total debts amount-
ed to, £170,000,000, equal to £46per
Bead of the population. The total
value of the imports of the year 1888
-was £65,5113,000, an increase of £3,000,-
CCO, and of the exports £57,605,000,
ur iner, ase over 1887 of £7,000.000
It is reported that stockholders suffered
a good deal frmn the terrible droughts.
during 1883. Instead of showing a
;large ia:ere.ise, as is usual, there was a
rTi,ninutfon of a million unci a half
sheep /luring the year, the total num-
ber at the close of 1888 being 96,580,-
000,
6,580;000, as against 9V00,000 at the close
of 1S87.
'thought it best not to do so;" but h
notified lir. Cornelius B] iss of his afire
moat with Mr. Wiman, When
learned what bad taken place- at thd
dinner -that Mr. Whalen had taken a.-.
vantage of the occasion to deliver,
rather to repeat, one of .his speeches
his Commercial Union hobby, and ha
invited Mr. Goldwin Smith to the din
ner to air his eloquence on the sain
subject -Mr: Curtis expressed his gr
surprise, and having sought au inter
view with. Commercial Union's Papa
informed that gentleman that he ba
considered it his ,duty to telegraph t
M. Blaine that the agreement entero
into in. the matter of Sunday observe-
epee bad been violated by lir. Wima1,.
Mr. Wiman replied that ‘..there ha
been no speeches, only a little talk,
But as a matter of facet Messrs Winne
Goiania Smith did make speech.
on the fad which lies dear to their° heart
and Mr. Wirnan had his speech, whit
be had put in type before dinner, tel
egraphed all over the country, Surf
is the substance of Mr,..Curtis' state
meat, The New York,' HErAld's cor-
respondent telegraphed that journal re
garding the incident Mr. Wiman ha
agreed that there should be no speech
nialdug, but as I telegraphed you lasi
night Mr. Wiman, had prepared and.
printed his own speech and caused
others to be made. This sort„of thing
was contrary to the wishes of the State
Department, This morning lir. Wim -
an came over to the train and Mr Our.e tis taxed him with bis want offaith and
said he would have to make a report of
it to Washington. ler. Curtis was too
busy to go to diener. Mr.Wiman went
off rather in a huff," Whether the re,
lotions between iter, Wiman and Mr.
Blaine have become "strained" over the
event or not, we do not know; but it
affords proof of the fact that Mr. Wiman
is bound not to lose an opportunity of
preaching Commercial Union with Can,
ads` whenever It is a0'orded. But he
might as well spare himself the trouble.
weak,
But a eak, a very weak, approving
response was given to bis original ad,
vocaey of the movement in this country;
and. since it has come to be understood
precisely* what Commercial Union in-
volves in the case of the Dominion, not
half a dozen prominent men, in the
in country have raised their voices in its
t- favour.
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312?.ri' LILANTl TROUBLE -"0
A .LITTLE TALK.
That indefatigable and enterprising
gentleman Mr. Erastus Wiman, the sol-
icitoas- parent of the Commercial Union
bantling is. in trouble, which arose in
t31is:
way: -Mr. Wiman was one of the
New York business men appointed to
look after the comfort and pleasure of
the delegates to the Pan-American Con -
g 'essduring their visit to New York.
Ile joined the party at West Point,and
awhile there informed Mr. William E.
Curtis, whom Secretary of State Blaine
lanced in charge of the excursion, that
le would be at Niagara on 'the date
that the delegates' arrival there, and
that he would like to entertain, them
informally at the Clifton House, on the
Canadian side of the mighty cataract.
The invitationwas accepted, and Mr.
Wiman proceeded to make his prepay -
Sons for the interesting event. Upon
the arrival of the party at Niagara, Mr
'Cwrtis informed Mr. Wiman of NLr
Blaine's desire that there should` be no
ana,nties of any kind on Sunday dur-'
ing;the e ciir'sion of thedelegates; that
the.party should abstain from travel':
ing on that day, that the "delegates
should he left free to enjoy themselves
aslii them seemed best and most agree-.
~race; that at the Wiman ,dinner, there
be no speeches, and. that the:
only special,feature of the interesting,
si e re, A Iii„ Of r
Spdnssh'peo.m descri tive "of Niarn,
I!,. b•ira,
ohne°pf the" dek gative., •Mr.'.
Cilrtis did not attend the dinner him-
., to - use his own words;
The Pittsburg 'Window Glass Manu.
facturers Association have advanced
the price of glass another five per cent.
Ground was broken yesterday on the
site of Dr. Talmage's new tabernacle
in Brooklyn. There was a large crowd
present.
Mrs. Evans, :matron of the Children's
Home at Hamilton, who was injured
in the. St. George accident, died yester-
day.
London Electric Soap will not in-
jure the hinds or clothes amid do more
work for the money, try it.
Notice 'to Creditors.
In the matter of the Estate of John
Worden, late of the village of
Exeter, in the County of Huron,
Gentleman, deceased..
\TOTICE I5 HEREBY GIVEN, PUIt.
_Li snant to the Revised Statutes of Ont-
ario, chapter 110, section 58, that all creditors
and others having claims against tho estate
of John Worden, late of the Village of
Exeter, in the county of Huron, Gentleman,
deceased, who died on or about the 18th day
of April A. D.1889, at the city of Montreal,
in the Province of Quebec, are hereby re-
quired to deliver or send by post prepaid to
Mrs. E. A. Brooks, Exeter P. 0., Ontario, the
Executrix of the said deceased, or to the
undersigned on or before the
lst day of December, ' 1889,
theiand descriptions, and
bill particularssurnames,
clof their
accounts or claims and the nature of the
securities (if any) held by them.
And further take notice that after the said
Sst day of December, 1.889 the Executrix of
the said deceased John Worden, will proceed
to distribute the assets of the said deceased
among the parties entitled thereto, 'having
regard only to the claims of which site shall
then have had notice, and that she will not
be responsible for the said assets or any part
thereof •taan_yperson or persons of whose
claim she shall not then have had notice.
R. H. COLLINS, EXETER, Oxr,
Solicitor for the said Executrix.
Dated Oct.l4th,1889.
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Notice to` Creditors.
In the matter, of Amos John'•Poplestone;
''`of the village ,of',Woodbaan, .in the
' County of Perth, .carriage and
wagon ,builder, an insolvent
THE ABOVE !NAMED INSOLVENT HAS
made an assignment of all his' estate
and effects to mo, R Ifs 0o'ofllins, of'the 'village
of Exeter,, in the County.Huron, in trust
for the bene5t;of'his preditora
A meeting' of said are eitors w 1 be held, in,
the shop of the Insolvent, in' the village of
Woodham, Oounty'dfPertli', on' the ,
5th day of Nouenber,' '1889,
at 11 o'clock s. m., for the, appointment of,
Inspectors, amt for giving `directions as 'to,
the disposal of the estate.
Creditors are required to file their claims
duly proven with ine oh or before the day of
Such, meeting.
Afton January 1st 1890, the Lsaid R. 11.
Conine will procoed to ilistribitte the said
eetateSuthilin regard otriy''to siteh ciaims,as'
Ire shall then have<notice of, uud he will,lot`
bete s onsib f t s
b e le ox he as ots of
or anypart thereofpperson: or persons,
whose claim or claims sl all no't^'then have
beenfylec ,}',)
R, H.COLLINS
Exeter, Ontar'o Oct. 28 1 1889
TRUSTE.
for infants and Children.
NCaliorlaiseowelladnptedtocluldreatbat Castosia cures Collo, Constipation,
Intoe tome." ndaupen y Ph Sour Stomach, D#arrhtea, Eructation,
13#1<t9111utas //...„.
l -. T. r sou injurious
sleep, find promotes di,
nd onto an escri on
IUSO. Oxford. ?t, ious medication.
Tss Gzxeva Conway, 77 Murray Street, N. A
McClary's Famous yodel Stoyes are the Best
INTIM MARKET.. FOR:SALE BY
BISSETT_BROS.
A. FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS OF PARLOR STOVES
..... -JUST I Ny......+....}, *y +
Miss eArlt Jae hey sr
DOWN GO
IE PRICES
1n order to make room for our ,fall purohas.'
es which are now arriving; we of-
fer reduced prices in
Summer ZZress Goods,
Muslins,Prin#s, Lacer, Dmhroideries, &c.
ileo balance of Summer Millinery at cost.
SUGARS!
Wo'have a tniantity of Sugar on. Banti
which was purchased before the }Leavy Ad-
vance which we aro offering atless than pre-
sent wholesale cast. Our values in Teas and
Coffees are A-1 and are not excelled in the
County.
A call solicited and an insneetien invited.
BE ;EMBER
The Old Stand
L It PISE
If you want an easy
shave as good as barber ever
gave just cell at E. H. FISH'S
SHAVING - SALOON
At Morning, Eve or busy Noon.
He wIA cut and dress the
hair gracefully to Suit
THE CUSTOMS OF THE FACE.
Ladies' hair dressing done to perfection.
Stand near the Post Office.
.~All kinds of produce taken
in exchange.
Butter 14 cents ;Eggs,14 cents.
Happel ds Oleghorn,
ZURICH.
BREAD -MAKER'S . C
NEVES FAILS 70 OIVE SATISFAOTIOH
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
IF YOU WANT
Bra Buis, Cakes, Pies, &c.
-CAIS.
J. H. NORTHCOTT
k i p ixa x'{,
All the Leading Lines of the purest and best
CONFECTIONERy
ALWAYSIiN STOCK
eb
Wedding Cakes of the finestquality.made
on Short notice.
-A TRIAL SOLICITLI),
NORTHCOTT.
fiHE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT
mui atm
from whichthis paper is printed
was supplied by the
rtORONTO TYPE FOUNDRY
Dealers in Type,
Presses, and Printers' Supplies.
JOHNSTON,
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hngton St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
ATTENTION !
Eyes front,
QvzcIC aV1.4a1c1-1
TO
W. SOUTHCOTT'S
Clothing and Gents
"'uRNISIZINO STORE.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
Some of the finest*goods that can. be
secured, are arriving every
day.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS IN THE
LATEST STYLx,S AT RICA ET
PRICES.
,A CALL SOLICITED,
W. SOUTRCOTT3
Corner Ma inn. ''(and. John Street, ' j[
EXETER, QTTARIO,
MARKET SQUARE
GENERAL STORE
The undersigned would inform, th
Public that he has just received.
his
Hill 11I WIRER STOGL
INCLUDING
A FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS,
BATS $IM''D OAPS, AND CROCK.
ERY, BOOTS AND SHOES,.
These wishing anythingytbing in lIny line
will find it to their advantage to call
and inspect my goods and prices,
Best Boller Flour always
on !Bend..
Highest Price paid for Butter
and Eggs, and all kind of
Produce,
J. P. ROSS.
(10-22-'88.)
J. G. MALLAM,
jflercka$ Tailor.
Up stairs, over H. Spacklnan's
Hardware Store.
lie has in stock Some of the
finest summer goods
to he found on
the market.
A CALL SOLICITED.
3. G. SMALLACOMBE.
PENNYROYAL WAFERS,
p.• escription of a physician whc
ha,, had a life long experience in
treatong female diseases. Is used
monthly with perfect success by
over 10;0001adn•s. Pleasant, safe,
effectual. Ladies asit your drug-
gist for Pennyroyal Wafers and
take no substitute, or inclose post-
age for sealed particulars. Sold by
all druggists $1 per box. Adddress
ETJREKA CHEMICAL; CO., DamRor 1icm
Sold in Exeter by Dr. Lutz, and druggists
everywhere. Jan. 1-8.
MEDICAL.
THE CELEBRATED DR. LE CARBON,
OF PARIS, FRANCE, IIAS ESTABLISHED
AN AGENCY IN TORONTO FOR THE SALE
OF HIS MEDICINES, WHICH ARE A POS-
ITIVE CURE FOR ALL CHRONIC AND
PRIVATE DISEASES OF LONG STANDING
ALSO YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION,EARLY
DECAY, ETC., SHOULD WRITE FOR IN-
FORMATION. CORRESPONDENCE CON-
FIDENTIAL.
ADDRESS ALL LETTERS TO
THE E. 13. CRANE AGENCY,
CAMERON PLACE, TORONTO.
FREEMAN'S
WORM POWDERS
Are pleasant to take. Contain their otOn
Purgative. Is a safe, sure and effectual
destroyer ofworms in CTaildren dr./Mats.
London Huron & Bruce Raiiivay
Passenger Time Table.
t :DING Nonni:
a.m. m.
London,dep't 8.05.4.25.
Luca nCros'g 8.47 520.
Clabdeboyo 8.52:5.28.
Centralia,, o., 5..
9 .. 46.
EXETER', 9 to' 6Y.
TTonsall • 9.28'.6..,
Kippen, :-; 934`'6.17,
Brucefield, , , 9,42 ,gg 88
Clinton 10.00'6,45.
Londesboro' 10.19'7.08
Blyth 10.28 7.12.
Belgrave 10.42 7 27.
Wingham 11,00 7.45,
GOING EQUT11.
a.m. p.m.
gham 7.05 340.'
Bolggrave fi 24 4.00.,
Blyth 7,38 4,18.
Londesboror 7 37 4.25`.
Clinton 8.07 445;
Brttcefield $ 26' 6,04:'
Klimek 834 5.12.;
Hensel' ,$ 41 579.
EXETER 853 533.
Centralia 9.07 5.45.
Clandehoye 9.18 5.66.
Lucan Cros'g 9 24 0.01'.'
London, err 1^. 15 845.
CLOTHING
J. SNELL,
A.
st..
EXETER „ QNTARIO,
Has now in stock
FALL dND WIEB
IN THE FOLLOWING LIRE.-.
"Vest of England Suitings and Trous
cringe,
Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser-
Ings.
French and English Worsted. Cloths
Ail made up in the Latest
Style, at best Rates.
A. J. SNELL.
L. H. Dickson's
Li:101110,1 Estate for
tot \o.22, in the istconcessionof the town
ship of Hibbert,conteixitug 100 acres. This
farm will be sold cheap, and on easy terms
The farm is aitua ted iniday between Sen forth
and Dublin, on the Huron Gravel Road..
Church and School, within 3W yards, of firm.
Sou the best in the county.
A number of Exeter village properties for
sale on the best of teruns,snoluliing some of
the most desirable residences in town.
Some propertyin the villages of Centralia
and Farquhar, Which can be bought cheap.
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.tiei4#Ver1tYiy :au ndrS, i19 calculated that
from aS to 20 additional hands are to ho cm*
alit' o aec modating 8 to 10 boarders. A1smell ren t -out
five minutes walk *am the foundry.
For further particulars apply to
Ifs rob. 7th. 1889, L. Barrister, EICKSONxeter.
S. GIDDY.
THE LEADING
Undertaker
AND
Furniture Dealer4
OF THE
TOWN ?
I have an immense Stock of
Furniture and Undertaking
Goods now on hand, which I
will sell at right prices.
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
An oxamination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. GIDLEY.
-THE-
Central Shaving Parlor,
EXETER, Ontario.
.Z3._ I3astir,gs,
PROPRIETOR.
Every Attention
paid to Ladies' and Children's
Hair Cutting. '
AGENT FOR THE
TROY LAUNDRY
A. Hastings.
Exeter P1oio Studio.
0,1
Why is it
that in other towns
and surrounding country they
speak so highly of the photo=
graphs that are taken
in Exeter, •
And how is it that there are
so many photos sent into the
different cities of Ontario, from
EXETER PHOTO GALLERY
-1712"="2-?..
Because
Senior's workis as
mood if not better than any of
the leading . galleries in the
cities and 'thenr prices are $4
and $5 per doz., while they
get thein at Senior's for $3.00.